Ex-communist: China orchestreerde Lhasa incident

A Chinese woman from Thailand (who prefers that her name is not be used) has reported that a Chinese policeman in Lhasa disguised himself as a Tibetan and joined the protesters holding a knife in his hand. This witness also recognized the man from BBC news footage and news photos provided by China.
The Chinese embassy provided two batches of photos to the media, one issued before that rally and one afterwards. In the batch issued after that rally, the policeman in disguise had disappeared from photos taken at the same scene in which he had previously been visible.


Deze man


die rechtsboven te zien is op deze foto die door de Chinese ambassade naar de BBC e Radoi Free Asia was verzonden


is op deze foto weggeretoucheerd, die later werd verstuurd, nadat hij door een Chinese vrouw uit Thailand werd herkend als Chinese politieagent

"From the TV news footage, you can see this man attempting to stab other people with a knife. But in later shots you can't find this person any more. They were acting. After people raised questions about these shots, this footage never appeared on TV again."



En op deze foto zijn Chinese politieagenten met monnikspijen onder hun arm te zien, vlak voor de rellen in Lhasa begonnen.

Bron:
The Epoch Times | Chinese Regime Implicated in Staging Violence in Lhasa

Citaat uit de New York Times:
Foreigners and Lhasa residents who witnessed the violence were stunned by what they saw, and by what they did not see: the police. Riot police officers fled after an initial skirmish and then were often nowhere to be found. Some Chinese shopkeepers begged for protection.
“The whole day I didn’t see a single police officer or soldier,” said an American woman who spent hours navigating the riot scene. “The Tibetans were just running free.”

The absence of police officers emboldened the Tibetan crowds, which terrorized Chinese residents, toppled fire trucks and hurled stones into Chinese-owned shops. In turn, escalating violence touched off a sweeping crackdown and provided fodder for a propaganda-fueled nationalist backlash against Tibetans across the rest of China that is still under way.
“I really am surprised at the speed with which these things got out of control,” said Murray Scot Tanner, a China analyst with a specialty in policing. “This place, this time, should not have surprised them.
Beijing had de enorme explosie van volkswoede die volgde op hun opzetje waarschijnlijk verkeerd ingeschat.
New York Times | As Tibet Erupted, China Security Forces Wavered

Die Chinezen toch. Alles wat onze westerse politiemachten kunnen, kunnen zij dus ook....:S

En de volkskrant schrijft rustig op dat er in Lhasa op chinezen werd gejaagd door de tibetanen.

Creeer je paralelle organisatie die dingen uithaald die niet door de beugel kunnen om zo de originele "echte" organisatie in het discrediet te brengen... waar ken ik dat van?